That he does in fact succeed perhaps vindicates his position.
As more members of the leadership were coming to hold similar views, Mr. Linh returned to the Politburo in 1985, perhaps vindicated.
Anticipated as an opportunity for the Court to consider and perhaps vindicate transgender rights, Grimm's case is instead poised to illustrate the fragility-in-strength of Obama's lawmaking-by-letter.
Dátolo perhaps vindicated his selection with his marvellous strike, but in choosing Sebastián Dominguez, Argentina risked a centre-back partnership boasting one full international cap between them prior to kick-off.
Though that eye-raising decision was perhaps vindicated by the restriction of Sri Lanka to a manageable total, the wisdom of allowing the home side's quartet of spinners to bowl second on an increasingly dusting pitch will be judged on Thursday.
We were surprised (and perhaps even vindicated) by our recent odyssey through the best of New York City's homegrown hams — city ham, if you will.
Perhaps they have vindicated the judgment of the league to approve the SuperSonics' contentious move from Seattle, the No. 12 market.
That's still far from vindicating the decision the Kazakh federation (KSF) made in 2002 to apply to join Uefa, but it is, perhaps, a start.
And that felt "very vindicating".
Cynical foreign diplomats in Dar es Salaam who held their peace then lest they should annoy CCM and perhaps encourage violence, may feel vindicated.
